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Carrier Network Infrastructure Trends in 2022

Publisher IDC
Published Mar 09, 2022
Length 7 Pages
SKU # IDC17025127

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Carrier Network Infrastructure Trends in 2022

This IDC Market Perspective provides insights into five key trends impacting the carrier networks infrastructure market in 2022 and beyond."Carrier networks worldwide are well on a path for multiyear migration to 5G, telco cloud, and MEC-based architecture. Year 2022 is poised to accelerate the transformation of carrier networks with cloud-native platforms for public and private networks and MEC. The adoption of AI/ML will boost innovation in telecom, providing opportunities for new ideas to accelerate digital transformation." explains Ajeet Das, director, Telecom Infrastructure at IDC. "This presents a significant opportunity for telecom networking vendors to evolve their platforms to meet these trends. By doing so, they will help communications SPs transform their networks to thrive in this era of the digital business."

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Table of Contents

7 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Introduction
Five Key Carrier Network Infrastructure Trends to Watch in 2022
Multiyear Migration to 5G, Telco Cloud, and MEC-Based Architecture to Accelerate
Carrier MEC Buildouts to Provide Opportunity for Organizations to Host Applications Both On Premises and in Edge Cloud Sites
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Catalyst for Digital Transformation in the Telecommunications Sector
Private LTE/5G Wireless Networks to Fuel Innovative Enterprise Use Cases
The "Neutral Host" Model Will Change the Game for Private Mobile Network Adoption
Emergence of Global Channels to Consume Private LTE/5G Wireless Infrastructure
Private LTE/5G Increasingly Aligns with a NaaS Approach, Simplifying Consumption and Easing Adoption
Accelerated Investment in Broadband Infrastructure to Address Growing Network Traffic Need
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